Slovakia's Jakub Krako wins the mens giant slalom visually impaired World Cup race in Tignes

1,352 views · Published 31 January 2014 · 1:50 · Indexed 27 September 2026

Channel: Paralympic Games · 2014 · Sports

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In the men's race, Krako and guide Martin Motyka (1:51.14) showed a
glimpse of the form that won them the 2010 Paralympic title with
victory over Russia's Ivan Frantsev and his guide German Agranovskii
(1:59.12). Italy's Alessandro Daldoss and guide Luca Negrini (1:59.28),
winners of two downhill events this week, came third. Races continue in
Tignes on Friday (30 January) with the super-combined, before skiers
head to St. Moritz, Switzerland, from 3-6 February for the next World
Cup. The IPC Alpine Skiing World Cup Finals will be held in Tarvisio,
Italy, from 24-27 February and will be the last opportunity for skiers
to compete ahead of Sochi 2014 where alpine skiing competitions begin
on 8 March.

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